Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?

I've got a rare old motorcycle with brake pads that no longer exist. I managed to remove the scraps of the old worn pad from the brake shoes and was wondering if it would be possible to somehow just affix new pads onto the old shoes. I mean it has to be doable, how would they get the pads on in the first place? I was wondering if anyone knew more about the idea. Thanks!Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?Shouldn't be a problem. Just google %26quot;Brake relining%26quot; here are a couple initial hits.



http://www.allfrictions.com/productsserv

http://www.industrialbrakemars.com/assem



If these guys can't do it, they can probably point you in the right direction.Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?Short answer, No.



You would never be able to buy just the pad and shaping it to the shoe etc is almost impossible.

There are plenty of places on the net to get brakes for just about any motorcycle ever made.

i have found pads for a 1959 matchless and BSA's with no problem



russIs there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?Look into new wheels with brake hubs that have shoes in production.Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?Sure it is doable, but at the factory they have all sorts of industrial machines that you won't have in your garage.Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?I buy brake the pads and rivet them on to my harley shoes myself all the timeIs there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?Go to a parts store and they usually can send them off and get pad replaced.Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?no dnt be stupidIs there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?It can be done - you need new friction pads the same size.Then drill through the backing plate and pad. Use a short brass rivet in each hole to secure the pad and the job's done.Brass will not score the rotor or drum like steel.I have a friend with a very old Ford Gallaxy that makes his own brakes this way as he can't buy them anymore.Is there anyway to repair brake pads? Not replacing them, just new pads on old shoes?http://www.boots.bz !!!Please register, and then to some of the recommendations of our products, thank you! We will improve as soon as possible in order to comply with your requests! If there are you satisfied with the product, please contact us the speed!